The Veil of Șofronea

A road cycling route starting from Curtici

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Cycling through picturesque countryside and quaint villages.

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Embark on a captivating cycling adventure through the stunning landscapes surrounding Curtici. This route will take you along charming countryside roads, passing through traditional Romanian villages and offering breathtaking views of nature. Whether you choose to pedal on a road or gravel bike, you will be enchanted by the beauty that awaits you at every turn. Prepare to immerse yourself in a journey filled with tranquility, cultural discoveries, and the opportunity to connect with the authentic spirit of Vest, Romania.

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62 km

12 m

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Start: Curtici City center

Curtici: Scenic rural cycling in the flat terrain of Romania's Vest region.

Curtici, situated in the Vest region of Romania, offers moderate cycling opportunities for both road and gravel cyclists. The area features mostly flat terrain, making it suitable for beginner riders or those seeking more relaxed rides. While there are no prominent cycling spots or famous climbs nearby, Curtici benefits from its proximity to picturesque rural landscapes, dotted with charming villages. Cyclists can enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and explore the surrounding countryside at their own pace.

8 km

ȘofroneaVillage

Visit the village of Șofronea, where time seems to stand still. Take a break at the local café and enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee while admiring the traditional Romanian architecture.

28 km

Palatul NeumannCastle

Stop by Palatul Neumann, a magnificent palace that dates back to the late 19th century. Marvel at its grandeur and wander through its well-preserved gardens.

62 km

CurticiTown

Arrive back in Curtici, a charming town with a rich history. Explore its streets and landmarks, including the beautifully preserved Curtici Train Station that once connected Romania with Western Europe.